Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
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WAsxnar0N, Sept. 80.-Ths vustibuls
train. with Presidents Cleveland and
party On board, left Baltimore and po-
tomao station a. 10 O'clock this mora
Ing.
Abeat Afty persons gathered "a front
Of the White House this morning 10
witness President and Mrs. Cleveiandls
/ f-pariure.. The woatheR, Whiuh haa
1 been rainy end dieaeEeeabla for thKsa
days, cleared % beautifully, last Ia
time 10 verify The proverbiai good luek
Of the Presidant.
Ai 9sl5 q carriage dr0se up e the
north front, nnd the President, Mrs..
Cleveland, Mrs. kelBom and Lena, Mrs.
Cieveland's maid, entered and we're
/ driven - the railroad statiou- The
| President wuEe his usual black suit,
vhiio Mrs. Cleveland vas dressed IN
brown silk. AZ the depot speeiai train
bad been run back nearly 70 the en-
| trRnoe Of the butlding. An ordinary
car had bean attached for the aoaommo-
dasion Of the railway and train msn,
. th vas 10 be detached At Baltimore.
| AZ that city the cars. which ct the start
were headed By = palace car. are 70 Be
Eevsrsed, % - 70 bring the observation
compartment In the rear.
Ths train looked handsome 10 les new
/ paint and bronze ornsmenia Thfoaah
The plate glass windows could be sesn
baakets Of Jacqueminos Fos5a and other
cot hoWsra FFom tie waiting rooms
curious crowd eyed the train and every
member Of the party IS they arrived.
Marshal Wilson vas early 81 TIE depcl.
He vas followed BY Secretary FaiFehild,
and 0oIonel end Mrs. Lamone, with
their two children. arrived NEXT and
went immediately TO the train.
sBCnnrAntns
Whitnay and Endleoii preceded the
Presidential porty b. Q few minutes.
Doctors BFayant and naFnhall had al
rtady arrived and taken their places in
the train.
AZ $50 the Prssidsnt mads his ap
peaFanee 81 the station. He vas e.
corled b MaFahal Wilson. Mrs. CIess.
land and her mother came next and the
maid followed. Quite q crowd Of news
paper and railroad olboiels and other
privileged persons had bssn admitted
10 the platform, most Of than raising
their hats and Their salutea were 70
turned by the party. bssfetaFy ond
Misa Rayard hurried 10 this momsnf
and boarded the train with the Presi-
dent add MER. CleVslend.
EaRine Ne. l6 Ia charge Of knaineef
Frank Carver, had lust backed down
and coupled on 10 The tTain which vas
undsr the direction Of CondaetoF @. A.
Haverstiek. Tbs members Of the Oabi-
net, Mrs. Folsom and Miss BAyafd said
farewell, and e 10 q. n. tbs train moved
Of on its long journey.
REACHED nAExrmoaR.
BAzzrM0na, Sept. 90. .-rha Presidents
train reached BaiiimoEa IN an hour and
ten minales after leaving Washington.
The announcement thai the party vouId
arrive attraeted about 1000 persons and
fully one half were ladies. AZ seon -
ths train slopped President ana Mrs.
Cisveland were seen about The center
Of the ear. Re sat neaF the window
and 10 response 70 70 70 ths platform
ahook hts hsad.
AZ Has sharp, the sigual for dspar-
ture was was given and The train
stsamed out. There vas no dsmenstfA-
ii0n By TIE peeplo assembled q The
anxxKD At xoax.
Yonx. (Pa.l, BeptsmbsF s0s-The aps-
DlAt stAl3 0fnalGI Ett4l414t 81 mt3
Clsveland rsaeoe4 here 81 II 0'clook.
Il paased very aIoWiy thFuueh the city,
bat dIdn't stop. Presidents Clegslana
siood upon the rear platform and bowed
pIsasanlly 30 the aaaemhled crowds all
aiona he line Of ths EaiiE1ad II The city
anf The peor1e Who weTs aassmblea al
lhe dep6& An immensa crowd bad g.
ssmblsd. and chseEa eFsstsd Psasidsnt
and Mrs. CIsvsland.
xnn cnowD AZ MAMaxanuHa.
HARzunUns. pal. Sept 81 Ths
Presids1t end party arrived shoFily ~
fsF o'elock. Several thoaaand people
thronasd the depot, and ehesrsd e the
tEsin slowly mate its way thfouRh NE
macs Of hamanify whieh ooald nps BE-
driven back b. he golioemeH. Pr1Ei-l
dent ana Mrs. ClevelnD8 stood on ihs
fsaF platform and bowed 70 the ps0pla.
REyBRAED.
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